Julio César López Arévalo

Episode 2 of the Reminiscencias podcast, hosted by Reminiscencias Podcast, titled "Julio César López Arévalo " was published on December 2, 2020 and runs 28 minutes.

December 2, 2020 ·28m · Reminiscencias

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Sociólogo y corresponsal del universal. Fundador del proyecto periodístico "Proceso sur", en este episodio hablamos con Arévalo sobre Amores de otros, su mas reciente libro. Facebook: José López Arévalo

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Sociólogo y corresponsal del universal. Fundador del proyecto periodístico "Proceso sur", en este episodio hablamos con Arévalo sobre Amores de otros, su mas reciente libro. Facebook: José López Arévalo

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